Due diligence and feasibility work before a site or asset is committed to.
Planning that sets a project up for a controlled build.
Owner's representation through completion.
Due diligence required for funding sources and lending institutions, drawn from work on high-profile entertainment, recreational, ecclesiastical, commercial, and residential developments across Nevada and California.
Forensic job-cost review, testimony, and documentation for performance, cost, and quality disputes.
Regular site visitations that complement — not replace — technical inspections, soils engineering, and materials testing required elsewhere in the contract.